Katie Tamony is the chief marketing officer and trend spotter for Monrovia Nursery, the nation’s largest grower of premium ...

It is said that “weeds are in the eye of the beholder.” In most of our experience, weeds have a bad rep for wreaking havoc upon freshly landscaped spaces. Thus, it is no wonder they go unnoticed for ...

Wildflowers are popping and the Sugar Creek chapter of the Ozark Society is hosting "Wildflower Wednesday" walks in April. Anyone interested in wildflowers is welcome. A walk will be held at 10 a.m on ...

In December 2019, my pre-pandemic trip to Anchorage, Alaska, didn’t include edible flowers and fresh herb salads. But if I lived there, I could have ordered online dried edible wildflowers. And here ...

I am a big outdoors person — with an even bigger collection of field guides. When it comes identifying the flora and fauna encountered on my adventures, this season, I’ve turned most of my attention ...

FAIRBANKS — One of the delights of Alaska’s late spring and early summer is a newly green landscape decorated with wild flowers. Sitting in my kitchen, I can see iris, Jacob’s ladder, bluebells, ...

Edible blooms give flower power to spring meals, said University of Missouri Extension horticulturist Michele Warmund. Edible flowers add nutrition, texture and color to your plate, Warmund said. They ...